
Delve into the chilling world of true crime with our podcast. Explore infamous cases like the Zodiac Killer, Jack the Ripper, and DB Cooper as we uncover the mysteries, motives, and minds behind history's most notorious serial killers. Join us as we dissect clues, theories, and the dark psychology that continues to fascinate and haunt us.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 928 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

D.B. Cooper: Suspect John Emil List - Cooper Friday Edition
On this episode of Cooper Friday, Black Box Ned will discuss the DB Cooper suspect, John Emil List.
Was the infamous family annihilator, John Emil List, also DB Cooper?
This episode wi... more
Forgotten Hollywood: The Mystery of the Black Dahlia Killing
On this episode of Dahlia Thursday, Black Box Ned will discuss the Black Dahlia suspect "Sgt. Chuck."
This episode will also feature the new Black Dahlia course available online and a rea... more
What did Jack the Ripper Look Like?
On this episode of Ripper Wednesday, Black Box Ned will discuss the book, "The Crimes of Jack the Ripper." This book contains a section called "What did the Ripper Look Like?"
How tall was Jack the Ripper? Did a... more
The Disappearance of the Beaumont Children: Suspect List and New Book
On this episode of Mystery Tuesday, Black Box Ned will discuss the new book "The Tides of Death ," which explores the mystery of the Beaumont Children.
What happened to three c... more
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Love the format of Jon Benet Tuesdays and DB Cooper Friday. These are 2 of my favorites mysteries. Narrator is well informed on the cases. Wish I had discovered this podcast sooner.
This is my favorite True Crime podcast! No other can compare!
Now that's incredible!!
Excellent episode.
For the critical listener who is mostly just curious, like in a sociological way, about all the unsupported ideas floating around about this and that, it can be a hoot. However, the zealous devotion to D.B. Cooper became tiresome.
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This show centers on infamous crimes and enduring mysteries, often exploring whether cases involve lone killers, conspiracies, or complex psychological motives. Episodes frequently dissect evidence, critique popular theories, and highlight how researchers, journalists, and researchers' communities shape public understanding of cases like the Zodiac, DB Cooper, and Jack the Ripper. A distinctive aspect is the host's willingness to challenge sensational connections, present counterpoints, and invite listener input, creating a dynamic environment for fans of deep-dive crime analysis and cryptography-related puzzles. The mix of archival discussion, case histories, and audience interaction provides a unique angle for listeners who want rigorous ... more
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